Smokers Seek Most Satisfying Cigars
A humorous note claims smokers most hard to please favor certain cigars found on the market. Try one and you will be impressed, it states.
27 Apr 1901
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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1901
Page
1
A humorous note claims smokers most hard to please favor certain cigars found on the market. Try one and you will be impressed, it states.
In New Orleans a crowded Methodist missionary conference featured Booker T. Washington and Dean Barrett as principal speakers. The audience packed the hall and included prominent figures and visitors from many regions, praising Washington’s address and the event’s mission work.
Dispatch from Pekin reports Boxer bands raiding three villages in the Ant area near Pao Ting Fu and San Cheng, threatening to exterminate native Christians. The unrest appears tied to anti foreign and anti-Christian sentiment as reform efforts stall and foreign influence recedes.
In Wekin April 20 dispatches, Chinese regulars in the international area are urged to retire as French forces ready renewed operations. Qing officials debate reforms and whether their plan is real change or a privy council illusion while foreign forces seize ammunition near Bhan Hai Kian. The censor Liao Ting reports on reforms and potential return of the emperor to Pekin.
London managers of Yokohama special bank and the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corp said they do not fear serious consequences from yesterday s bank failures in Japan, according to a dispatch from Yokohama received by Associated Press.
The report notes indictments for perjury against Meyer and Short in New York, tied to Albert T Patrick and other defendants, with adjournments and ongoing court actions at the general sessions court. Further details are unclear due to garbled text.
Testimony focused on whether Callahan was the boy known as Callaghan as jurors heard from young Cudahy during cross examination. Attorneys questioned the boy about his recollection of the tattooed man and the scene at the house, while defense counsel pressed whether other parties influenced his statements.
Contempt action tied to James Gannon who was jailed years ago for defying a request. Governor Brome allegedly sought delay and claimed writs of habeas corpus were filed, while attempts for release continued. Officials indicated further steps would be needed to secure Gannon’s freedom and avoid further proceedings.
Nashville Tenn April 25 the senate tonight censured senator Eldridge of Shelby county after a trial on charges of improper conduct. The body found no light to warrant expulsion and criticized the evidence as insufficient to remove him from office. The decision ends the expulsion bid and leaves Eldridge in his senate seat.
Washington April 26 General Betancourt explains the Cuban delegation aims to gather impressions rather than open negotiations. Officials say the administration appears friendly and both sides are earnest to reach a satisfactory conclusion despite unresolved relia tional barriers.
Washington April 2 a cabinet meeting devoted entirely to Cuban matters was described. Officials discussed policy aims and the upcoming convention with a belief that delegation talks will yield a favorable reception and a satisfactory effect on the body.
In St Louis the Mayoralty contest centers on Wells and challenger Merryweather with claims of fraud and attempted election interference. The petition accuses attempted theft of the election and a court filing seeks to overturn Wells's tenure. George W. Posker, Republican candidate, plans to file contest papers against Wells the following day.
Weather information from Workington on April 26 reports partly cloudy conditions Saturday with probable showers and fresh southerly winds. Sunday brings showers and cooler temperatures with colder air moving in from Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
Texans in New York registers list Antonie J. Birow at Colomaaites E Bellyman at ny vert Werth A Wettart at Grand Union Setulo-Johe Atodre at Houston A Payne at the
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